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Business Financing Honolulu HI

Start-up business financing can be quite challenging- but like so many things in life, it is all about networking and whom you know. Many startups first turn to friends and family for launch money, and then turn to angel investors, those investment bankers and venture capitalists that are fabulously wealthy. Going to networking events and connecting to well-connected people like lawyers is a good start. Please scroll down to learn more about how business financing in Honolulu, HI.

Paul Sheriff
(808) 792-7285
1000 Bishop St Ste 888
Honolulu, HI
Grand Pacific Resources
(808) 596-2898
729 Emily St Ste B
Honolulu, HI
MARITIME CONSULTANTS of the PACIFIC, LLC
808 596-2360
225 Queen Street
Honolulu, HI
Coughlin Ito & Associates
(808) 672-4887
Pearl City 96782
Kapolei, HI
Staffing Solutions Of Hawaii
(808) 674-9200
Kamokila Blvd Ste 161
Kapolei, HI
Myerberg Shain & Associates
(808) 735-7022
2336 Aha Maka Way
Honolulu, HI
Ross Moon, Enrolled Agent
(808) 780-1313
575 Cooke Street
Honolulu, HI
IQ International
(808) 224-5418
966 Robello Lane
Honolulu, HI
RE/MAX Honolulu
(808) 687-8900
338 Kamokila Blvd Ste 206
Kapolei, HI
Asbestos Workers Heat & Frost Insulators Local 132
(808) 521-6405
707 Alakea St Ste 207
Honolulu, HI
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Business Financing

“Dream financiers” - you know who they are - bankers, venture capitalists, those extraordinary high net-worth individuals called “angel investors” who can make your startup business financing happen. Knowing who they are is one thing, but getting to them is another thing all together. In all of the murkiness of raising funds for a new business, one thing’s for certain: someone is getting through. Angel investors backed 48,000 companies to the tune of $22 billion in 2004 alone!

So how can you turn these “dream” financiers into “your” financiers? We’ve successfully raised tens of millions from angel investors to provide startup business financing, and below is a little street wisdom we’ve accumulated about how to network with the money people.

Prime the pump

Imagine you’re a big-time investor or perhaps a lender. If a total stranger approached you for money, would you be likely to jump in? But what if you already had a months-long rapport with the entrepreneur? Or what if you were introduced by a trusted contact? Then would you give it more serious consideration? Statistics indicate that, yes, you would.

Familiarity always increases the odds of business financing success. It’s all about building and maintaining relationships, especially before you actually need the money. When you’re needy, it’s the worst time to try to get startup funding because you have no leverage.

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